Northland Pine Company records, 1899-1931.

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Northland Pine Company records, 1899-1931.

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Articles of incorporation, minutes, ledgers, journals, log and land books, annual statements, and financial reports of this firm organized to deal in pinelands and lumber, drive logs, improve and dam streams, and build and operate logging railroads. It was consolidated in 1925 with the Mississippi Lumber Company. This firm was a Weyerhaeuser affiliate.

4.0 cu. ft. (5 boxes, incl. 12 v.).

Minnesota Historical Society Library

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